开云体育

Great! That's good news, thanks for sharing. Cheers, René FERLAND, Montréal

I did fix that. Now my vm/esa accepts 3350 disks. This can be achieved by modifying the hcprio assemble file something like this: RDEVICE DEVNO=(140,16),DEVTYPE=3350 RDEVICE

DOS/VS R34 is available on 3350 disks and I think VM/ESA does not support 3350 anymore. Cheers, René FERLAND, Montréal

When I try to boot dos/vs 34 under VM/ESA it dies with disabled psw. The same config works fine under hercules directly. I defined VM as 370 already.

I don't know how it works, but I found what I believe is the source of the syntax: compvse.m4 in my fork of gcc 3.2.3 * assemble %s * // DLBL IJSYSLN,,0,SD // EXTENT SYSLNK,,,,14000,1000

// DLBL IJSYSLN,,0,SD // EXTENT SYSLNK,,,,12000,2000 SPACE-LINK ASSGN SYSLNK,SYS000 // OPTION CATAL // DLBL IJSYSIN,'PDPPUNCH.DAT' ASSGN SYSIPT,SYS000 INCLUDE CLOSE SYSIPT,READER // EXEC LNKEDT ASSGN

I have now proved the concept sufficiently. If you write your programs a certain way, you can stand up a clone anywhere (e.g. you can run VSE programs on z/OS). But I have my own environment

This was close to day one on DOS/VS not MVS: CICS *1*.1. I can not speak to the situation on MVS.? My MVS experience was a couple decades later and my CICS work was as a systems programmer (as we

Interesting :) I always thought ASKTIME and EIBDATE and EIBTIME were around since day 1. Joe <h.grovsteen@...> wrote:

Yes, you can just inspect low memory to locate the COMRG. In the early days of COBOL programming in CICS/VS 1.1 on DOS/VS, there was a mechanism that allowed me to define a COBOL area that had a

Thanks for that explanation. Ok - I had the wrong concept there - thanks. BFN. Paul.

Paul Edwards wrote: I am going to presume you know what a partition is in DOS/VS. Each partition has its own Communications Region. Address 20 is always set to the address of the given partition's

COMRG causes the address of the partition communications region to be placed in R1. [image: image.png] "Or is that not how the PSA works when there are multiple processors or something like

What's the rationale here? We're trying to get the address of a common region. COMRG L 1,20 SVC 33 LR R5,R1 USING COMREG,R5 The first thing it does is load a value from absolute address

I now have the equivalent of WTO working, with the CCB/CCW/EXCP in C. You can see that here: https://sourceforge.net/p/pdos/gitcode/ci/master/tree/pdpclib/mfsupc.c 09:01:22 BG 09:01:22 * 09:01:22

This has only just started working, so there may still be issues, but the linker pdld.exe has now been proven to be able to create an unloaded DOS/VS phase - offline - ie on Windows. The code is

I see - thanks. BFN. Paul.

So lemme show ya ... // ASSGN SYS007,SYSPCH <---- job life assignment of SYS007 to the POWER punch // ASSGN SYS000,SYSLNK <---- job life assignment of SYS000 to SYSLNK ... // DLBL

I got an error when I tried adding // to my ASSGNs, but I have since managed to figure out how to dump object code, one at a time, via separate JCL below. So now hopefully the pdld author will be

Leo Langevin's book DOS/VSE/SP Guide for Systems Programming contains a WTO and WTOR program along with many any other helpful programs that early DOS didn't have. Regards, Gary